Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year journalism student
Black History Month was established to bring attention to African Americans’ achievements in the United States. It pays tribute to all Black people in the United States, from the earliest enslaved individuals carried over from Africa in the early 17th century to today’s African Americans…
Written by Ayushi Saha, a student at Delhi university.
On the 14th of January, a massive volcanic eruption took place near a remote island in the South Pacific Ocean called Tonga. It triggered a Tsunami that was 100 times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped by the US on Hiroshima during World War second, NASA, the U.S. space agency has said…
Written by Atharv Balaji, a grade 5 student.
26th April 2021 was the 35th anniversary of the worst man-made calamity, the Chernobyl disaster.
Written by Nihal Singh Dhingra, a grade 10 student
TThe world has come to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic. More than a year into the pandemic and nothing seems to have improved. There is a drastic increase in the number of cases every day. Fortunately, many vaccines against the virus have been created and some of them are very promising.
Written by Anaisa Arora, a grade 8 student.
Holi, an Indian festival, is a significant socio-cultural event in South Asia. It has inspired plenty of songs, films and books, all of which celebrate the Gods’ victory over demons.
Written by Aahana Garg, a grade 9 student.
Enola Holmes is an entertaining mystery drama, staring Millie Bobby Brown and Cavill Henry. Directed by Harry Bradbeer (Director of ‘Fleabag’), the movie is based on a novel series written by Nancy Springer.
Ages – 13 onwards (maybe tougher for younger kids)
Take this superb lateral-thinking quiz to see if you can think like a wizard!
Written by Afreen Shanavas, a grade 11 student.
This is just a desperate attempt to put into words, a review of an awe-inspiring book. I wouldn’t say it’s a must-read because it’s not everyone who can appreciate or even comply with the nonconformist ideologies that it dictates…
Written by Ishaan Singh Sarna, a 15-year-old student.
Bhikaji Cama was born into an affluent Parsi family as Bhikai Sorab Patel on 24th September 1861 in Bombay (now, Mumbai), to Mr. Sorabji Ramji Patel and Mrs. Jaijibai Sorabji Patel…
Divija Vaish, a grade 11 student.
The book is told from the point of view of Hazel Grace Lancaster, a sixteen-and-a-half-year-old, thyroid cancer patient, who is terminally ill. She has one true love in her life- a book called “An Imperial Affliction” by Peter van Houten, and her wish is to meet “this van Houten guy” so he could tell her what happens after the book (the book literally ends in the middle of a sentence!)…